michael moore, you're a weirdo. to try to tell people that people of the great state of texas -- i know i'm in philly. go eagles to tell the people of the great state of texas that they're supposed to stay in the house. we gave them a year. they're calling science false. they're looking for more bailouts and severely economically destroy red states. that's what it is. so to tell people that government -- again, two weeks to stop the spread. that was a year ago. okay? it's done. it's done. shouts to greg abbott for doing the right thing. shouts to folks in mississippi. i was just in florida having a great time, cpac. a great time. shout to fox for sponsoring that. you were doing your thing. no, he's a weirdo and he's wrong. >> lawrence: so i have to ask you this. there's some people that are not against wearing masks. they're not against staying at home. but what the governor is saying -- he's not telling people not to wear a mask. if you tonight want to, you don't have to. if you want your business to flourish, open

wait until you hear what michael moore said. the villain of the day is straight ahead. >> sean: all right. before we go, far left liberals are melting down over texas ending the lockdowns and the mask mandates. michael moore actually suggesting all liberal love that texans shouldn't be able to get the vaccine. tweeting, "texas, we hear you. you didn't want to be part of our electrical grid. now you have removed our mask mandate and are allowing large crowds to gather. we hear you. covid is a hoax. so you don't need our -- that would be donald trump's by the way -- precious vaccine. we will send it to people who are saving lives by wearing masks." like in new york? let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham takes it from here. >> laura: i am fine with michael moore masking up. i actually like the mask to go over the eyes, nose, mouth. the whole body should -- >> sean: cancel culture michael moore? shut him down completely. >> laura: i want one body mask for michael moore. >> sean: he will be safe from covid. to be everything

the whole body should -- >> sean: cancel culture michael moore? shut him down completely. >> laura: i want one body mask for michael moore. >> sean: he will be safe from covid. to be everything in life safe we'll create michael moore suits and cover ourselves. >> laura: bubble wrap boys and girls. what does he want? new york to be texas? or florida? texas? >> laura: no, no. everybody -- i hit this tonight, sean. everybody has to

moore i mean stall if you get michael moore who already thank the dixie chicks in the also has to direct this video with. our old prime minister here tony blair you still think just talking about how we should deal with coronavirus actually and bush for a tell me about getting michael moore on board right so i had met michael in new york through a good friend of mine's number a look around rage against the machine and when we were when we were putting out our 3rd record which was called the oldest record it's the oldest album sorry we i thought of using that song the song boom was a political song about dropping bombs and the effects of you know dropping bombs literally and you know i thought it would be a great idea to get michael moore to directed and i we got a lot of it was a difficult road to try to get the label to help pay for especially since we didn't want to release it as a single it was in a commercial effort and so there was a lot of challenges there but we were able to get it michel agreed sends an amazing team out to los angeles to tape us joining the anti-war protests that

. >> laura: i am fine with michael moore masking up. i actually like the mask to go over the eyes, nose, mouth. the whole body should -- >> sean: cancel culture michael moore? shut him down completely. >> laura: i want one body mask for michael moore. >> sean: he will be safe from covid. to be everything in life safe we'll create michael moore suits and cover ourselves. >> laura: bubble wrap boys and girls. what does he want? new york to be texas? or florida? texas? >> laura: no, no. everybody -- i hit this tonight, sean. everybody has to understand. this is about power. if they cared about the virus they would lock down the southern border. it has nothing do with the virus and it has everything to do with power. i said it since last spring. i'll stay on it. these people are total fraud. i'm getting wound up. great show. >> sean: that is my job. get laura wound up there. goes the hour. boom! >> laura: see you tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham. that is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. team biden is actively working to cover up wh

joining me now is michael moore who is also the host of "rumble with michael moore podcast." i think your last time on the show was exactly a year ago before we went into lock down. >> at this day, this hour, exactly one year. and it was crass, it was in the studio. a lot has happened, and a lot of good has happened, it has been a good year. >> a lot has happened. let's talk about this covid relief bill. there is so many struggling americans. explain to me how they're gaining support among the working class even though they're not getting behind a bill like this one that is largely very beneficial to the working class. >> i know, it's crazy, isn't it? you would think that they would just latch themselves on to this. free checks. children being raised out of poverty. making sure that just telling anyone that if they're working for $7.25 per hour, and to tell them the next day that hey, we just doubled your pay it's now $15 an hour. that is really going to turn the voters off. this is to insane on this part. i'm just so happy to be here in the last few minutes and what has happ

moore the great activist and also who winning filmmaker attacked your movement of course the saying that you are already compromised advocating environmental projects that actually go do the environment any good if you actually account for was what initiatives actually mean for the environment what do you make of that criticism we're considering winnie the capabilities of winning and we know that we are under outdated and unjust power structures right now and and free because of the way forward is going to be and how to hold battle and sometimes movement has a really strong theory of change where our priorities are to built massive numbers of people that will support the vision for how politicians are our little political power can actually make concrete changes so when michael moore attacks our movement one person against almost 800000 we know that we have come a long way it's operands movement started only about 4 years ago and working with other movements we have undoubtedly changed climate politics in the united states it's arguable to say that without us in our movement partner

michael moore and keith olbermann says texas doesn't deserve a vaccine. they're getting blasted for that. a growing number of cities and states on lockdown. iowa, massachusetts, missouri, cities are dialing back on lockdowns. u.s. cases have plunged more than 70% offer the past two months. your reaction? >> sure folks can of course still wear their mask if they choose to but i think it's a good thing these states are dialing back the lockdowns and the mandates that were hampering our growth and americans over a year now. folks can get the vaccines. vaccines are out there. people need to be responsible, respectful of others, doing the right thing, taking the right precautions, measures, so they can stay healthy and and can those sure round them. elizabeth: we're hearing the debate about lockdowns don't work but they work creating poverty and children getting malnourished. it is worth noting the texas' per capita death rate from covid-19 is lower than new york, california and also, florida is also lower, their covid death rate is lower than new york. so thi

and attorney michael moore is joining me now, he was the u.s. attorney for the middle district of jougeorgia in 2013 and he launched the investigation into the case. he left the position in 2015. the federal review was closed in 2016. michael, good morning. >> good morning. >> so this investigation lasted 2 1/2 years at the federal level from your perspective. the sheriff has reopened it. do you believe that this case deserves another look? >> let me say first off that i vrnlts haven't talked to the sheriff and i don't speak for the kept of jdepartment of justice. but there were hours and hours of testimony, there were days of grand jury testimony, there were boxes of for him, i don't know what all has been given to the sheriff. but this is a case that was troubling from the outset. and at the time, we believe and i continue to believe that we had sufficient evidence to do our inquiry and investigation. and at various points for search wants and other thing, the case was presented to federal judges who accepted the probable cause affidavit. and

michael moore is the formula u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia and partner at a law firm. rent atato marriotti is a cnn l analyst. so in georgia the grand jury is looking into the phone call to georgia's secretary of state where president trump asked him to find thousands of votes. >> basically the d.a. will ask the grand jury to look at a lot of records, calendar records, emails, texts, to show how the call was set up, who else was involved in it. she'll follow those leads along. i expect that will take a month or so to get those things. she'll subpoena records from the secretary of state. she'll get into public statements that have been made by the secretary. she'll catalogue those and use those essentially to show how he felt about the call and sort of what his understanding, what he was being asked to do was. >> and a lot of that we've already heard publicly, we've heard that recording. what else needs to be, i guess, in this package of details that the grand jury needs to hear and see? >> she's got

attorney and michael j. moore is a partner. three days ago the albany police department got involved in the investigation of the alleged mistreatment. what does this tell you about the legal direction this investigation is going and potential penalties attached. >> that particular instance involves a touching, there was a news article that suggested there was a touching under a blouse. you know, the woman had not spoken to the albany police department yet, but they've now tried to be in touch. if that were to be pursued, he could be prosecuted for something called forcible touching in new york law which is a misdemeanor but still serious and something that the governor certainly doesn't want to face. arthel: and, michael, meanwhile, the new york attorney general, leticia james, has brought in an independent law firm to investigate those sexual harassment allegations as well. the firm, though, has subpoena power and compel governor cuomo to testify under oath. so as the governor has been saying wait for the fact, wait for the fa

moore appeared in court in a southeastern city of down down on friday canada was denied access to the proceedings found or and former diplomat michael where arrested 2 years ago in a move widely seen as retaliation for canada's detention of mang one soul an executive from the chinese telecom giant while way. tanzania has its 1st female president some yes who has been sorn in after the death of president john mongol fully. looking to see if it will take stronger action to stop the spread of coronavirus brazilian media say the mayor of rio de janeiro is ordering the closure of the city's beaches this weekend after a dramatic increase in calls in 1000 factions and deaths across brazil a rapid surge in corona virus infections in chile is forcing the country to put half of its population into lockdown more than 6000 new cases were recorded this latest daily report while deaths have reached the highest level since june at least 8 protesters have been killed in myanmar during the latest rallies against the military coup crowds faced off with security forces in several cities the military and

moore was on the do much for the. but i had bloody lot of luck to you as you can see the shelling of the hospital is ongoing until now. medical staff to leave the hospital is out there with 5 injuries the medical staff members including the health director of the little aerated and hopefully he will get better so far they have been 7 ultimate. there is adam sam has more now from outside the hospital. the longest people were killed and wounded here after the syrian government forces targeted a hospital in western aleppo this hospital provides medical services to more than 10000 patients every month the artillery shells fell here early this morning at the main entrance to the hospital patients were sitting just 5 meters away the injury among them were also treated here for their wounds the 2nd shell directly targeted the hospital where a number of people were killed including the director of aleppo's health authority he had been treating the injured in the hospitals often predict clinic after the shelling the hospital w

moore doesn't bode well does it for for the canadians. well i mean i think if you look at it your chinese conviction rates are close to under and percent so it was never going to look good for them when the trial came to pass what's not particularly good of course is that china just violated their bilateral consular treaty with canada which grants the ambassador or the consular officials access to their citizens including in a case like this of a trial so those are both some of the more disturbing aspects of this but there could be a sort of lying and there is the potential that china recognizes that the detention of these 2 these 2 people is really been quite a disaster for china's public image hostage diplomacy has completely failed in getting candidate to release. joe it's turned off the entire least raise concerns amongst the international business community about the risks. of detention a completely arbitrary detention so they may be looking to cut their losses find that you can aliens guilty and then deport them immediately afterwar

michael moore, managing editor for the finance team. a quick check of those share prices of the businesses. natwest down by .9%. credit suisse up by 2%, just over 2%. a couple of other movers. 25 minutes into the european trading session. do lando is moving higher. cornering 1/10 of europe's fashion market. very pudgy statement from that business after hours last night. that stock up by 5.3%. we have a mover in volkswagen. we heard comments from our interview with the ceo. that stock up by more than four than percent. after this big push into the world of batteries, trying to bring the economy of scale to the production of batteries. they will do some of that with partners and some of it alone. coming up on the program, vaccination efforts in africa. we speak to the director of africa's cdc. we will discuss how the rollout is progressing, the infrastructure needed to vaccinate more than one billion people in more than 50 countries, and the global response to the pandemic. we will be back with that important conversation next. this is bl

michael moore tweeted those inside the park and tends will remain overnight. no one else may enter housing resources being provided to everyone. the protesters eventually dispersed. carley: donald from moving forward with his plans to return to social media. >> reporter: that is the report we talked about on foxbusiness. he is considering developing his own social media network, free space as a potential partner, free space creating the profile, you can post on a wall, offer core messaging. jason miller telling fox news trump would return to social media with his own service, we are getting more details on that. carley: boxes and boxes of girl scout cookies not enough. >> teaming up with three new girl scout cookie entitled ice coffee. this and the coconut crumble ice coffee flavor will be done at walmart, family dollar and in the last hour, 250 calories, and 3 shots, and first thing in the morning that -- -- >> i will take it in any form. thanks. jillian: congressman matt rosen they wants to make fleeing from immigration officials a federal crime, he explains

so what you end up having, michael moore ain't starving, clearly. but what's funny, then i'll shut up. the parties have switched identities. republicans are now the party of the little guy, the downtrodden, the workers. the dems are the party of the elite class, telling everyone how to live. in a year, at this rate, republicans will be occupying wall street. >> take a listen to beto o'rourke. here's what he said. >> they literally want to sacrifice the lives of our fellow texans for -- i don't know. for political gain, to satisfy certain powerful interest within the state. it appeared to many of us to be a culprit personality in the era of trump. it's hard to escape the conclusion that it is also a culprit of death. >> at least he has books on his back splash. maybe he's read them all. maybe he turned the page. i like how greg said he is the party of the little guy. good one, greg. you are. i would say in terms of joe biden, this is why they hide him. he comes out of hi little basement, calls millions of americans neanderthal, then stops. i can see

moore get blasted for saint texas does not deserve the color 19 vaccine ever going to get to the update on the hunter biden justice of department probe it is active and ongoing and new information coming in an historic number of criminal referrals to the justice department to investigate criminal leaks by government officials to the media this happened during the top of administration many of those leaks came during the fbi to russia probe they keep joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show you're watchingab the fox busins network let's get right outu' wh texas representative brian babin and, you are co-chair of the border security caucus, what do you make a president biden and his team continued to deny and claim no crisis at the border. >> we know that is not true we know that biden's policies, hish rhetoric has unleashed a building crisis down there and no matter what secretary dhs secretary of new york has said he could not hide the fact that we are getting more and more of a buildup of illegals coming across the bord

moore called out those who contributed to the violence say there is no justification or excuse for the violence in the seattle police department made more than a dozen arrest protesters confronted officers some smashing windows and graffiti and property at one point officers are seen with brain protesters as the two sides get into a confrontation a situation in portland last night as well police are seen physically pushing protesters after officers dispersed the crowd just one day earlier they sell police detained 100 people and make 13 arrest after demonstrators allegedly vandalize property. for the most part demonstration started off peaceful with hundreds if not thousands of people marching in louisville and other cities across the country and effort to get justice for breonna taylor who was killed by a police officer during the raid a year ago. >> wake up all we want is justice and will stop taking over the streets that's all we want is justice, equal rights and he equal opportunity. >> prosecute the police that's exactly what we mean. >> the civil rights probe shooting that is ong

i think it was in michael moore's movie. they didn't like the way people were portrayed. you can get a great house in flint less than $100,000. >> do you think sometimes, people in flint can speak more to this but like just from an observer. i do feel like, i imagine it feels challenging sometimes to carry this weight of history like the ghosts of all the people that use to be there and all the plants that used to be there and they are quiet now or stagnant, empty. i feel like that's a lot of weight that has made it may be difficult for the city as a whole to reinvent itself to be something to create new traditions, to make of the marks on history. i am intrigued by some of the things happening like that the old come on the sites of some of these key places. auto plants being reinvented parks where there's this reclamation of the soil. >> are you talking about chevy comments? >> yes. >> flint does have maybe a lot of deep spaces for something. have you seen some of the great murals they have put up? >> i like the ones on -- >> oh, yeah. they have people come from all over

joining us now, michael j. moore. former u.s. tone attorney for the middle district of georgia. thank you for joining us. when you hear fani willis saying subpoenas very soon, it sounds like we're going to see some real movement. >> yeah, it's like hearing the singer clearing her throat before the national anthem. and the d.a. controls the grand jury, she knows the timing and when she'll move forward. and ask for subpoenas to be issued. i think she's just laying out a game plan. there are two grand juries meeting. my guess is one will be about trump and some documents, and others may be about some of the other players she's intimated that she's looking into. >> one of the things that is a violation in the state of georgia is lying to georgia officials about an election. let's listen to what gabriel sterling, who works in the secretary of state's office, said about exactly that. >> from my point of view, they intentionally misled the state senators, the people of georgia, and the people of the united states about this, to cause this conspiracy theory to keep going, and keep the d

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washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution and michael j. moore, former u.s. attorney in georgia. good to see you, both. tia, let me start with you. can you give us just a top line of this bill? one of the things mr. sterling was arguing is that people are going on some misconceptions about what they think is in the bill or not in the bill or things that the bill does and it doesn't do or that are being misconstrued. are there big misconceptions about what this bill is or does that need clarifying, right off the top? >> i don't know if there are misconceptions. but here's the top-line overview. the bill limits the use of drop boxes for absentee-ballot voting. it increases voter i.d. requirements for those who want to cast absentee ballots. it constrains when you can request an absentee ballot. it makes it illegal to bring people food or water, if they're waiting in line to vote. it does expand early voting, during general elections. but then, it limits early voting during runoff and limits run-off periods, in general. and it also gives state lawmakers more lee

. >> michael j. moore, thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you. thank you for having me. >> that's tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> and good evening once again. day 69 of the biden administration. and on this day, after over a year spent in the teeth of a pandemic, we heard a warning unlike any other we've received about the spread of the virus in this country. especially among those who are not being careful. it comes as the end of the pandemic is in sight. with more americans getting vaccinated every day. yet the centers for disease control says new cases are rising at a pace that cannot be ignored now. hospitalizations also up. deaths have risen to about 1,000 a day. those conditions combined today to push the cdc director to amplify her previous warning about a potential fourth surge. >> i'm going to reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. we have so much to look forward to. so much promise and potential of where we are. and so much reason for hope. but right now, i'm scared. what we

on the model of the michael moore and act in texas. that is a really good statute. it also relies on pre-plea discovery. othering is exactly what or what not has been disclose, and the prosecutors obligation should be carefully defined is to turn over all information that tends to negate guilt or mitigate the defense. let me say i i subscribed to everyone of the recommendations that mr. cahn put forward. they are critical if we can get them done. depositions like in florida and lots of other states. that is crucial. the ability to issue subpoenas, no more trial by surprise. everything that he put forward i subscribed to and adopt. >> you also mentioned the idea of one in five pleading their case, pleading false confession. do have a solution to that? >> well, the things that lead to it, i think that want of course if you don't have discovery, you wind up pleading with the cash bail sister way should, there's no question puts pressure on people when they say there's no way for them to go, particularly frankly in misdemeanor cases. the trial penalty is crucial. we hav

brittany wagner moore in ohio. byron denell, texas. carolyn ann stevenson north carolina. christopher best, illinois. david cavilero. dean wagstaff washington. delawrence reyes, california. gloria dean eddington lewis ohio. harold dennisonwest virginia. keldrick love, louisiana. lashann long, illinois. malcolm fits, illinois. mario vines, oklahoma. pedro did he elg -- delgado texas. brian abraham, minnesota. shamso abdey, minnesota. theresa ratliff, ohio. tony nickels, mo missouri. adam david lawrence, bobby king, brandon chunko. christian joseph jones, christopher benton mccloud, corey mcaffee. deandray carter. denell hoskin, grayson babbs. two pages, i've got two more here. my colleagues will hopefully join me on the floor tonight to read some of these names into the record. this is, as as ston -- astonishing as it is heartbreaking this country allows for this to happen, allows for these individuals to effectively be nameless, to be anonymous. tonight we're only reading into the record the names of individuals who died in this year, and this year isn't even 90 days old.

force are saying that needs to change my name is dead as my boys are also known as the prince michael really 29 years old and i'm a farmer in zimbabwe the journey to becoming a farmer. it came after a realisation that. i need a lasting solution to my personal financial program. is difficult it's almost impossible to get employment after college or after 18 even cities get an 11 city get by this issue has been. going to create employment is special in our days right now i mean a small village you can see it's a small small village i don't only india these small spaces for my mom so if my mom to order decides which is me that means i'm lentulus. i believe the lead reform program now should be targeted at the youth because we are the future and the figures now so for us to secure the future for the united nations to come we need to give the youth the length. maybe the government would need to take a lead audit maybe and see what utilizing it positively and those who are not and those who are not they should be. taken off them and be given to the use was showing signs of potential to util

>> i'm michael christianson. this is a request for condition use authorization. pursuant to the code to establish an approximately 1,300 cannabis retail use on the existing second floor of a building at 3109 fillmore street and on the west side of fillmore street between filbert and pixley street. the neighborhood commercial district is an east-west district running along union street sept -- except this part that connects to lombard street and there are no other locations under review. the site is compliant with the 600 set foot rule and at the closest approved and cannabis retailer is at 2404 lombard approximately 625 feet of the site. the staff reports preschools in the general vicinity which is it not does qualify the site to be a cannabis retailer. in reviewing the request staff noted the neighborhood fully lacks any legal place for persons to consume cannabis products. the lounges are more than a mile away in the tenderloin neighborhood. and a member of public expressed concern with the bar use on the ground floor given mixing alcohol and cannabis may be a

>> i'm michael christianson. this is a request for condition use authorization. pursuant to the code to establish an approximately 1,300 cannabis retail use on the existing second floor of a building at 3109 fillmore street and on the west side of fillmore street between filbert and pixley street. the neighborhood commercial district is an east-west district running along union street sept -- except this part that connects to lombard street and there are no other locations under review. the site is compliant with the 600 set foot rule and at the closest approved and cannabis retailer is at 2404 lombard approximately 625 feet of the site. the staff reports preschools in the general vicinity which is it not does qualify the site to be a cannabis retailer. in reviewing the request staff noted the neighborhood fully lacks any legal place for persons to consume cannabis products. the lounges are more than a mile away in the tenderloin neighborhood. and a member of public expressed concern with the bar use on the ground floor given mixing alcohol and cannabis may be a